Robotic line marking company, Turf Tank, has teamed up with Scotland-based universities to support this month’s annual moustache-starring campaign for  men's health charity, Movember. 

 
Scotland-based universities, Heriot-Watt, and Strathclyde, who are existing Movember Ambassadors, both allowed Turf Tank, an autonomous line marking robot company, to paint its iconic mo across its very own sports fields. 

Now in its 19th year, Movember is encouraging its Mo Bros around the UK to band together to bravely sacrifice their upper lips in support of men’s mental health, suicide prevention, prostate cancer, and testicular cancer. 

Movember’s country director for UK and Europe, Anne-Cecile Berthier, said, “It’s a real pleasure to have received support from Turf Tank, Herriot-Watt, and Strathclyde University this year as we’ve been able to continue to raise awareness for men’s health in a way we’ve never once done before. 

“Being able to replicate our moustache on such a large scale really does help to amplify our message - men are dying too young. Support like this we admire as it helps us to spread the message far and wide, so together, we can change the face of men’s health.” 

According to a recent report released by the men’s health charity, in the UK, 3 out of 4 suicides are by men. 1 in 8 will be diagnosed with prostate cancer in their lifetime and testicular cancer continues to be the most diagnosed cancer in young men. 

To date, Movember has welcomed six million supporters and helped fund 1,250 innovative health projects across twenty countries.